How to plant Agroforestry Systems | Simple & Profitable | Brunos 2 hectares of fruit part 3

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[jackdufour]

Thanks for the update Genaro. Really cool to see how this system has evolved from the beginning. It helps a lot to see the timing of when you're pruning, adding in seed bombs, etc. Please keep these updates coming!

[Kevin-Cruz]

You sure brought some energy on this one! Awesome job guys!! Muito obrigado pela informação!

[allanturpin]

Amazing progress. Thanks for the update.

[dp]

Absolutely love this concept and setup, I think the information you guys provide is invaluable for this planet and the future of farming. would love to see another update video on this 🙏🏻

[SethsuwaNaturals]

How we control melon fly in agroforestry system

[franciscopenaloza]

Is the grass in the interrow planted? Or just native weeds/grass. Are they planning to graze animals through there?

[PlanckVanCuongLe]

Good job! Waiting for the next steps of this farm.

[bouldersurban]

Hello! I’m not seen part 1 and 2 in your playlist. Can you provide pointers? Thanks 🙏🏼

[luckymukasa]

Hello academy....what's the inter row spacing

[danielquickfingers]

Oi, como é que pode plantar tantas árvores tão perto? Relativamente às novas sementes plantadas ao lado da bananeira, essas espécies nascem todas assim tão perto? Abraço de Portugal.

[emilea]

Interesting stuff as usual, hope Bruno keeps up the good work - it must be looking good by now!
General question on seed cocktails: I've often read in tree manuals that different trees need different seed pre treatment to help with germination. Do you ever get only the same species 'making it' out of your seed cocktails, or is it pretty even or dependent on the environment/management? Or would meticulously applying the right pre-treatment to each seed species help even the playing field and hence result in a higher diversity of seedlings growing up?

[jamesb]

Really interesting system! Harvest must be a pain though?

[chriswong]

What happen to this channel? Last update was 1 year ago. Please come back!!!